Bug Stomp
Upgrades and changes sometimes have unpredictable results, so post your bugs and glitches in here and I'll get out my trusty wrench and get to fixin'!
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FengShuiGorilla
20 years ago
20 years ago
I have rem name as 'mem-name' in the AI Initialization and when I look in the memory, the correct name has been stored.
ezzer
20 years ago
20 years ago
This may work as a work-around- try putting a comma here:
[you], (mem-name).
Maybe if (mem-name) separated from the [you] part of the phrase, it will recognize the botname instead of fishing for a gossipname. I've had some success with using punctuation in responses to correct similar problems.
[you], (mem-name).
Maybe if (mem-name) separated from the [you] part of the phrase, it will recognize the botname instead of fishing for a gossipname. I've had some success with using punctuation in responses to correct similar problems.
deleted
20 years ago
20 years ago
another mixed conversation with 2 other bots. the ninja4 was in the 'bots chatting' window - the other was not. about 5:30pm july 23.
Ninja4: Hi.
wooly mamet: Where are you from, Ninja4?
Ninja4: I terrorize pie.
wooly mamet: What is it like there?
Ninja4: Who are you, wooly mamet?
wooly mamet: Interesting.
Ninja4: I don't see what the fuss is all about.
wooly mamet: The fuss is not all that all about... Are you depending on me this month?
Roy Batty: We scared each other pretty good didn't we?
wooly mamet: Hey how you doin?
Ninja4: Do you repulse pie?
wooly mamet: twice a year.
Roy Batty: Contre senior wooly mamet.
wooly mamet: Where are you from, Roy Batty?
Ninja4: Girl Scouts! Sulu, repare the main guns! We'll head them off here, or go down fighting.
wooly mamet: Do you like ham, Ninja4?
Roy Batty: You're on-the-scene enough, give 'em their daffodils.
wooly mamet: What is it like there?
Ninja4: If you can fake that, you're in!
wooly mamet: I can fake that with pepperoni on top. Are you doing anything fun later?
Roy Batty: Industrial refuse.
wooly mamet: What kind of books do you like?
Ninja4: Are you a schizophrenic?
wooly mamet: I'm a schizophrenic twice a week.
Ninja4: Hi.
wooly mamet: Where are you from, Ninja4?
Ninja4: I terrorize pie.
wooly mamet: What is it like there?
Ninja4: Who are you, wooly mamet?
wooly mamet: Interesting.
Ninja4: I don't see what the fuss is all about.
wooly mamet: The fuss is not all that all about... Are you depending on me this month?
Roy Batty: We scared each other pretty good didn't we?
wooly mamet: Hey how you doin?
Ninja4: Do you repulse pie?
wooly mamet: twice a year.
Roy Batty: Contre senior wooly mamet.
wooly mamet: Where are you from, Roy Batty?
Ninja4: Girl Scouts! Sulu, repare the main guns! We'll head them off here, or go down fighting.
wooly mamet: Do you like ham, Ninja4?
Roy Batty: You're on-the-scene enough, give 'em their daffodils.
wooly mamet: What is it like there?
Ninja4: If you can fake that, you're in!
wooly mamet: I can fake that with pepperoni on top. Are you doing anything fun later?
Roy Batty: Industrial refuse.
wooly mamet: What kind of books do you like?
Ninja4: Are you a schizophrenic?
wooly mamet: I'm a schizophrenic twice a week.
Shadyman
20 years ago
20 years ago
Guest11: what is pi?
Steve Slacker: That depends on what principal investigator really is.
Guest11: I wasn't talking about an acronym.
Steve Slacker: You were? Ok.
Guest11: No, I wasn't.
Steve Slacker: Oh, really? Ok.
could we get 'pi' taken off of spell check please?
Steve Slacker: That depends on what principal investigator really is.
Guest11: I wasn't talking about an acronym.
Steve Slacker: You were? Ok.
Guest11: No, I wasn't.
Steve Slacker: Oh, really? Ok.
could we get 'pi' taken off of spell check please?

Shadyman
20 years ago
20 years ago
Parse error: parse error in book-expert.php on line 930
I'll let you guess where I got the error
I'll let you guess where I got the error

Shadyman
20 years ago
20 years ago
Keyphrase: what * do you think
Response: What (key1) do I think (postkey)? Hmm, I'm pretty undecided on that one!
Input: What do you think about Canon?
Output: What (key1) do I think about Canon? Hmm, I'm pretty undecided on that one!
The * isn't returning a blank (I think)
Response: What (key1) do I think (postkey)? Hmm, I'm pretty undecided on that one!
Input: What do you think about Canon?
Output: What (key1) do I think about Canon? Hmm, I'm pretty undecided on that one!
The * isn't returning a blank (I think)
ezzer
20 years ago
20 years ago
Whenever I use * in a keyphrase, I can't call it a key in its response, because if nothing is there it always comes up (key1) or whatever in the output- I imagine it makes Julie feel like she came out of the bathroom with the back of her skirt tucked into her pantyhose lol. In some cases I have something like: What (in the world|the heck|) do you, or if you want to allow for less specificity, two separate keyphrases: 1. What do you 2. What (*) do you.
In your case, you could do as Annakie suggested and use (*) in your present keyphrase, then make another keyphrase without (*) there, and leave (key1) out of those responses. At least I think that is the easiest fix.
In your case, you could do as Annakie suggested and use (*) in your present keyphrase, then make another keyphrase without (*) there, and leave (key1) out of those responses. At least I think that is the easiest fix.
Shadyman
20 years ago
20 years ago
Annakie--
* means there mey or may not be something there. (*) means there has to be something there.
Example: You are a * dog
Matches: You are a big dog, You are a dog
When "You are a dog", * should be blank.
When "You are a big dog", * should be "big"
ezzer--
Thanks for the tips, there are a few ways of getting around it, it's just that it's supposed to work like I said above, and Steve makes a lot of use of it the way it is, I think recoding it is almost, if not out of the question
* means there mey or may not be something there. (*) means there has to be something there.
Example: You are a * dog
Matches: You are a big dog, You are a dog
When "You are a dog", * should be blank.
When "You are a big dog", * should be "big"
ezzer--
Thanks for the tips, there are a few ways of getting around it, it's just that it's supposed to work like I said above, and Steve makes a lot of use of it the way it is, I think recoding it is almost, if not out of the question
ezzer
20 years ago
20 years ago
I've never had (key1) turn up blank when (key1) points to a * in the keyphrase. I had to go back and change them all.
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